World of Warcraft: Legion Release Date Slips, Revealed to be Sept. 2016

So it seems that the release date for World of Warcraft: Legion has slipped on accident, just a little ahead of BlizzCon 2015. The date, which was spotted in an image hosted on the Battle.net website, is revealed to be either before or on September 21, 2016. Ouch, that's almost another year away, especially when teasing so many with videos now. The image also unveils pre-purchase bonuses, including a Level 100 Character Boost and early access to the Demo Hunter hero class. The cat's out of the bag on the pricing too--the standard edition will be priced at $49.99, and the digital deluxe edition, which will include an in-game mount, pet, and digital content for Diablo 3 and StarCraft 2, for $69.99. Players are already hyped over the new breath of fresh air Blizzard has given World of Warcraft, as this expansion allows players to take on the role of a Demon Hunter. A level cap of 110 will also added, and a slew of new content will be hosted, ranging from a new continent to customizable artifact weapons and PvP progression revamping.



Luckily, for those interested in playing a little early, there will be a beta available this year. Players can sign up for the opportunity at the Battle.net website.